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Best Careers of 2010 and How to Transfer to Them
U.S. News and World Report has released its list of the Best Careers
for 2010. While unemployment hovers at around 10% and 16 million
unemployed people face a paltry 2.5 million job openings each month
the good news is that productivity is increasing. Productivity is
measured by dividing output by hours worked. Does this mean that
employers will not replace the jobs that were eliminated? Productivity
allows more to be produced with less capital. Most economists agree
that while productivity improvements can produce a short-term
increase in unemployment, in the longer run increased productivity
will raise the demand for workers and earnings because of the
available capital.
Technology, the environment and baby boomers are keeping the job
market on its toes. The wave of retiring baby boomers allows for
opportunities in the financial planning industry. The field of education
is in need of teachers as many boomers retire. As boomers age,
there will be increased call for healthcare professionals to care for
them. New forms of energy—from water supply to waste
management—are seeing strong growth. And technology continues to
produce important and popular additions to our daily lives, creating
opportunities in the IT sector.
Below are the specific areas where the new economy has opened
opportunities in the job market.
Business and Finance
Actuary
Training specialist
Financial adviser
Financial analyst
Market research analyst
Accountant
Loan officer
Public relations specialist
Cost estimator
Meeting planner
Logistician
Comment Print
Healthcare
X-ray technician
Veterinarian
Lab technician
Physical therapist
Occupational therapist
Registered nurse
Physician assistant
Optometrist
Physical therapist assistant
Dental hygienist
School psychologist
Science and Technology
Computer software engineer
Systems analyst
Network architect
Biomedical engineer
Environmental science technician
Hydrologist
Environmental engineering technician
Civil engineer
Meteorologist
Education and Civic
Firefighter
Mediator
Clergy
Urban planner
Special-ed teacher
Court reporter
Medical and public health social worker
Emergency management specialist
Marriage and family therapist
Creative and Service
Commercial pilot
Technical writer
Funeral director
Security system installer
Landscape architect
Plumber
Film and video editor
Multimedia artist
Gaming manager
Curator
Can you transfer your skills to these industries? Can you be a
technical write as opposed to a creative writer? Can you be a public
relations specialist for an IT or financial planning industry instead of
for a broader business market? Consider where your opportunities
are. Start now!
Get Mary Lee's free tip sheets on “Transferable Skills - Three Easy
Steps to Changing Fields” and “Goal Setting for a Quick Turnaround”
at Mary Lee's Articles and Tip Sheets page.
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Mary Lee Gannon is a personal turnaround, leadership and
productivity expert who went from being a stay-at-home mother with
four children living a country club life to the reality of a difficult
marriage, divorce, homelessness, and welfare. As a guest speaker,
she demonstrates how she went from an earning capacity of $27,000
to president and CEO. Her book "Starting Over - 25 Rules for When
You've Bottomed Out" is available in bookstores and online. Email
Mary Lee at info@StartingOverNow.com.
U.S. News and World Report has released its list of the Best Careers
for 2010. While unemployment hovers at around 10% and 16 million
unemployed people face a paltry 2.5 million job openings each month
the good news is that productivity is increasing. Productivity is
measured by dividing output by hours worked. Does this mean that
employers will not replace the jobs that were eliminated? Productivity
allows more to be produced with less capital. Most economists agree
that while productivity improvements can produce a short-term
increase in unemployment, in the longer run increased productivity
will raise the demand for workers and earnings because of the
available capital.
Technology, the environment and baby boomers are keeping the job
market on its toes. The wave of retiring baby boomers allows for
opportunities in the financial planning industry. The field of education
is in need of teachers as many boomers retire. As boomers age,
there will be increased call for healthcare professionals to care for
them. New forms of energy—from water supply to waste
management—are seeing strong growth. And technology continues to
produce important and popular additions to our daily lives, creating
opportunities in the IT sector.
Below are the specific areas where the new economy has opened
opportunities in the job market.
Business and Finance
Actuary
Training specialist
Financial adviser
Financial analyst
Market research analyst
Accountant
Loan officer
Public relations specialist
Cost estimator
Meeting planner
Logistician
Comment Print
Healthcare
X-ray technician
Veterinarian
Lab technician
Physical therapist
Occupational therapist
Registered nurse
Physician assistant
Optometrist
Physical therapist assistant
Dental hygienist
School psychologist
Science and Technology
Computer software engineer
Systems analyst
Network architect
Biomedical engineer
Environmental science technician
Hydrologist
Environmental engineering technician
Civil engineer
Meteorologist
Education and Civic
Firefighter
Mediator
Clergy
Urban planner
Special-ed teacher
Court reporter
Medical and public health social worker
Emergency management specialist
Marriage and family therapist
Creative and Service
Commercial pilot
Technical writer
Funeral director
Security system installer
Landscape architect
Plumber
Film and video editor
Multimedia artist
Gaming manager
Curator
Can you transfer your skills to these industries? Can you be a
technical write as opposed to a creative writer? Can you be a public
relations specialist for an IT or financial planning industry instead of
for a broader business market? Consider where your opportunities
are. Start now!
Get Mary Lee's free tip sheets on “Transferable Skills - Three Easy
Steps to Changing Fields” and “Goal Setting for a Quick Turnaround”
at Mary Lee's Articles and Tip Sheets page.
Email this information to a friend. Follow Mary Lee’s tips on Twitter at
StartingOverNow.
Mary Lee Gannon is a personal turnaround, leadership and
productivity expert who went from being a stay-at-home mother with
four children living a country club life to the reality of a difficult
marriage, divorce, homelessness, and welfare. As a guest speaker,
she demonstrates how she went from an earning capacity of $27,000
to president and CEO. Her book "Starting Over - 25 Rules for When
You've Bottomed Out" is available in bookstores and online. Email
Mary Lee at info@StartingOverNow.com.
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entrepreneur, and
hospital foundation
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a country club life to the reality of a difficult marriage, divorce, poverty,
welfare and then on to president and CEO. Eliminate self doubt, under-
performance, money fears, relationships woes, and negative influence
so that you may soar. Then lead others to improve their lives and your
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phone contact info@startingovernow.com.
Whether you are an executive who is "stuck," your company needs
better productivity, or you are in a life transition you represent the
people and organizations Executive Leadership Coach Mary Lee has
helped. Learn how to clarify direction, create strategy, upgrade skills,
optimize your environment and wipe out fear and doubt. Make it fun =
get more done!
Mary Lee’s strategies from her book “Starting Over” helped her in her
own transformation from stay-at-home mother with four children living
a country club life to the reality of a difficult marriage, divorce, poverty,
welfare and then on to president and CEO. Eliminate self doubt, under-
performance, money fears, relationships woes, and negative influence
so that you may soar. Then lead others to improve their lives and your
business. Start now! For a FREE introductory coaching session via
phone contact info@startingovernow.com.
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FREE Resources
to help you:
1. United States of America's
primary source on career
information:
www.onetcenter.org
2. Wage Estimates
www.salary.com and Bureau of
Labor and Statistics
3. Organize Your Job Search -
Post a Question etc.:
www.cvtips.com
4. Starting Over After Divorce:
www.womansdivorce.com
5. Starting Over for Women:
www.makingbreadmagazine.co
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6. Self Improvement:
www.selfgrowth.com.
7. Job Postings, Resume
Advice and Resources:
www.careerbuiler.com
8. Templates for: business
plans, competitive analysis,
start up costs and more:
www.score.org/business_toolbox
.html
9. Federal/Sate/Local
Government jobs:
www.USAJOBS.com
10. U.S. Government's Free
online courses, webinars and
podcasts for workforce
development:
www.onetacademy.com.
11. Occupational Outlook
Handbok 2008-09 by Bureau of
Labor and Statistics:
http://www.bls.gov/oco/home.ht
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to help you:
1. United States of America's
primary source on career
information:
www.onetcenter.org
2. Wage Estimates
www.salary.com and Bureau of
Labor and Statistics
3. Organize Your Job Search -
Post a Question etc.:
www.cvtips.com
4. Starting Over After Divorce:
www.womansdivorce.com
5. Starting Over for Women:
www.makingbreadmagazine.co
m
6. Self Improvement:
www.selfgrowth.com.
7. Job Postings, Resume
Advice and Resources:
www.careerbuiler.com
8. Templates for: business
plans, competitive analysis,
start up costs and more:
www.score.org/business_toolbox
.html
9. Federal/Sate/Local
Government jobs:
www.USAJOBS.com
10. U.S. Government's Free
online courses, webinars and
podcasts for workforce
development:
www.onetacademy.com.
11. Occupational Outlook
Handbok 2008-09 by Bureau of
Labor and Statistics:
http://www.bls.gov/oco/home.ht
m
| Mary Lee Gannon is interviewed on Mind Your BIZness |
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"From Welfare
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Renee Bobb
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